Opportunities-surrounding this 'new' old film further on, butįor now it should serve as a potent reminder of why blockbusters are We'll take a closer look at the circumstances-and learning Issues of authorship, fandom, content ownership and marketing strategy,Īnd all the while work from a blockbuster text with which many will be Indeed, it represents an ideal vehicle through which students can tackle Represents a special, and invaluable, case study for Media educators. The Silver Screen Edition of Star Wars is nonetheless a film thatĬountless fans of the series would say is not only morally justifiable,īut morally necessary.
When the phrases 'Episode IV' and 'A New Hope' wereĭefiantly unauthorised, as well as completely illegal to download, Subsequent decades (1) -tinkering that began with the title itself, The problematic tinkering to which it's been subjected in the Project was simply to make available again the original film without all 're-created' is probably more accurate, since the goal of the Referring to the 'Silver Screen Edition' of Lucas' 1977įilm produced by Team Negative One, a group of Star Wars fans and VII- The Force Awakens (JJ Abrams, 2015), I'm not. Oh, and in case you think I'm describing Star Wars: Episode Them-indeed, as they've been indelibly stamped in memory. Solo (Harrison Ford) and presents them just as fans have wanted to see
That fans eagerly awaited for years? The one that has answered theirĬalls for a return to the original fun of George Lucas' seminalġ977 blockbuster? As a hint: it features such beloved characters as Han You know the one I'm referring to, don't you-the movie It? The one released during Australia's summer of 2016? Have you heard about the new Star Wars movie? Or maybe even seen A closer look at the vast network of official texts andįan-generated content reveals much about authorship, marketing and the Star Wars universe extends well beyond the seven feature films at itsĬentre. It is one of Hollywood's most lucrative juggernauts, but the APA style: Not so far, far away: the cultural ubiquity of Star Wars.Not so far, far away: the cultural ubiquity of Star Wars." Retrieved from 2016 Australian Teachers of Media 31 Oct. MLA style: "Not so far, far away: the cultural ubiquity of Star Wars." The Free Library.
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